- Humain and AMD to jointly invest $10 billion in artificial intelligence infrastructure over the next five years.
- Humain will lead data center development, sustainable power systems, and fiber-optic global connectivity.
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AMD will provide advanced AI chips and software to power hyperscale AI workloads across Saudi Arabia and the U.S.
Newly established Saudi AI company Humain has entered a strategic partnership with global chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) to invest $10 billion in building out AI infrastructure over the next five years.
According to a joint statement issued on Tuesday, Humain will be responsible for the design and development of advanced data centers, sustainable energy systems, and fiber-optic connectivity that will support massive AI workloads both in Saudi Arabia and abroad.
Meanwhile, AMD will supply:
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AI accelerators and chips optimized for training and inference
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The software stack necessary to manage next-gen AI data center operations
From Saudi Arabia to the United States: A New Era of AI Infrastructure
This initiative aims to create a distributed network of AI data centers, with operations stretching from Saudi Arabia to the United States, further positioning the Kingdom as a rising force in global AI infrastructure and innovation.
The partnership aligns with Saudi Arabia’s broader ambition to lead in AI and digital transformation, building local capabilities while contributing to global infrastructure.
AMD Expands Its AI Customer Base Amidst Rising Competition
Similar to its larger rival NVIDIA, AMD is actively working to expand its footprint in the AI accelerator market—a space currently dominated by major cloud providers like Microsoft and Amazon Web Services.
Through this partnership with Humain, AMD aims to solidify its position in the high-performance AI computing sector, offering both hardware and software solutions at scale.
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